VLOG 1: A day in the life at McGill University | heydahye.
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- Опубліковано 5 гру 2018
- yeo guys. This is the start of my vlog series. I filmed a very regular day at McGill University, to show you a glimpse of what my daily life at school. I show you a bit around the campus, a peek into the Desautels building, and how I feel about ending university soon!
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Such an amazing university. It stands alone for its reputation and quality of graduates. No grade inflation at McGill. On the contrary very hard exams and evaluation of its students. These graduates are the best even more so than the Ivy Schools in the US.
aww, this is cute:)
could u make a video on your experience at desautels
Ayiieee first😂
Hi, dear. thanks for this video.
Hola, I am looking into a masters program at Mcgill. I don't know any french, only English and Spanish. Do you think this will be a problem for me?
Vincenso Caravaggie-Marin it won’t
No it’s not gonna be a problem. McGill is an English school
Can we mack one Vlog together !
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I'm extremely late but I'm thinking of going to McGill next year❣️ Do you think i would struggle in school if i want to major in psychology ( i have an average of around 97%) im really scared bc ppl say its really difficult to get good grades there :(
high school student here dose grade matter ?
Tin Ten1.2 yeah it’s the ONLY thing McGill looks at. It’s super academic, but only that
You’ll get in with those grades. But university is a lot harder than high school. You have to become comfortable with the fact that you might stumble a bit academically the first year. But if you work hard there’s nothing to worry about!